ooda-skill

ooda-skill — Domain Skill Wizard

Manages domain skills: create new skills via guided interview, disable or enable domains, and list current domain status. Generates a complete, project- specific SKILL.md by combining user answers with a generator template.

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Step 0: HALT Check (Always First)

Read agent/safety/HALT. If the file exists: [HALT] ooda-skill blocked. Remove agent/safety/HALT to continue. — stop.

If config.json is missing: config.json not found. Run /ooda-setup first. — stop.

Parse the subcommand from the user's invocation: create | disable | enable | list Unknown subcommand → print Usage block and exit.

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Subcommand: list

Print a table of all domains from config.domains, sorted by status then name.

Domain              Status      Skill
──────────────────────────────────────────────────
service_health      active      /scan-health
ux_evolution        available   /scan-ux
business_strategy   available   /scan-market
competitors         disabled    /scan-competitors

Status values:

• active — skill created and configured, evolve will invoke it
• available — domain defined in config, skill not yet created
• disabled — domain exists but status set to "disabled"

Footer: Total: {N} domains — {N} active, {N} available, {N} disabled If config.domains is empty: No domains configured. Run /ooda-setup first.

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Subcommand: disable {domain-name}

1. Look up config.domains.{domain-name}. Not found → print Domain not found: {name} and exit.
2. Already disabled → print {name} is already disabled. and exit.
3. Back up config.json to config.json.bak.
4. Set config.domains.{domain-name}.status = "disabled".
5. Write and re-parse config.json to confirm valid JSON.
6. Print:

   {name} disabled.
   Re-enable with: /ooda-skill enable {name}
   

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Subcommand: enable {domain-name}

1. Look up config.domains.{domain-name}. Not found → print Domain not found: {name} and exit.
2. Check if a skill file exists at skills/{name}/SKILL.md.
   • If yes → restore status to "active".
   • If no → restore status to "available".
3. Back up config.json to config.json.bak.
4. Write updated status. Re-parse to confirm valid JSON.
5. Print:

   {name} enabled (status: {active|available}).
   

   If status is "available": Run /ooda-skill create {name} to generate the skill.